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Never fails, some low thugs take advantage of other people’s distress and go in, looking for whatever they can grab. If anyone needs a reason for the Second Amendment, look no farther than the breakdown of law during and after a catastrophic event. Trees and power lines down, flooded roads, all make for a thief’s holiday, because EMS and LEOs simply can’t get to where they are acting out. And it’s already starting in North Carolina. <\/p>\n
Evacuations prompted by Hurricane Florence have left homes and businesses empty and vulnerable and some people are allegedly taking advantage of the situation.<\/p>\n
The sheriff\u2019s office got a call about suspicious people on the south end of the county and arrested them for breaking into cars.<\/p>\n
Later on the north end of the county, they got a report of a business break-in and arrested one person after a short chase.<\/p>\n
Sheriff Ingram says while there is that criminal element out there looking to take advantage, the Sheriff\u2019s Office is working hard to stop that from happening.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Even in normal times, police are minutes away. In times of duress, the LEOs\/EMS who can get to you will, but it may be days. Protect what is yours with what you have.<\/p>\n
The entire WWAY TV3 article may be viewed Here<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"